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25 Lessons
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Introduction to Mies van der Rohe
3
1.1
Who Was Mies van der Rohe?
1.2
The Philosophy of “Less is More”
1.3
Modernism and Minimalist Architecture
Principles of Miesian Design
4
2.1
Clarity, Simplicity, and Order
2.2
Open Plans and Flexible Spaces
2.3
Structural Expression in Architecture
2.4
The Importance of Proportion and Detail
Materials & Construction Language
4
3.1
Steel and Glass as Modern Materials
3.2
Exposed Structure and Honest Construction
3.3
Minimal Material Palettes
3.4
Precision in Architectural Detailing
Iconic Projects & Spatial Thinking
4
4.1
The Barcelona Pavilion Explained
4.2
Farnsworth House and Transparency
4.3
Seagram Building and Vertical Elegance
4.4
Interior Continuity and Flow
Furniture & Interior Design
3
5.1
Designing Minimalist Interiors
5.2
The Barcelona Chair and Furniture Design
5.3
Materials, Luxury, and Restraint
Drawing & Representation Techniques
3
6.1
Minimal Architectural Drawings
6.2
Creating Elegant Plans and Elevations
6.3
Visualizing Space Through Perspective
Applying the Miesian Approach
4
7.1
Developing a Minimalist Design Concept
7.2
Designing a Glass Pavilion
7.3
Refining Details and Materiality
7.4
Final Design Presentation and Critique
Design Like Mies van der Rohe
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